What Is Required
Missouri does not require state registration, approval, or monitoring of a homeschool. For compulsory-age learners, the family should maintain the instruction and records described in Missouri law, including 1,000 instructional hours, with 600 hours in reading, mathematics, social studies, language arts, and science and 400 of those core hours at the regular homeschool location, plus a plan/book/diary, work samples, and evaluations. The companion separates statutory records from optional materials.
Tier 3 State Companion: Editable, parent-reviewable 36-week Curriculum Summary Draft with student and grade/year details, parent and instructor fields, four nine-week review/report dates, and subject-by-subject scope, sequence, objectives, resources, methods, and progress evidence. It also adds 1,000-hour plan, including 600 core hours and 400 at the regular home location, plus diary/log, work samples, and evaluations. Parent review and submission remain required.
Official Sources & Review
August 19, 2026
What Is Not Required
No state registration, approval, or monitoring.
Your Next Steps
Review and correct every generated field, confirm the current official source and local/pathway instructions, sign where appropriate, and submit any required notice, plan, report, evaluation, or other form yourself. Kâ5 Blueprint does not file on the family's behalf or guarantee agency acceptance.